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[aliseadae]

These past two days have been full of writing, Tony Stark, hats, sculpture gardens, people stopping by my house, reading Kage Baker's books.

I finished In the Garden of Iden. I think I really like books where the main characters are involved in time travel that is regulated by some sort of organization. I like Baker's books and I like Connie Willis' To Say Nothing of the Dog.

I saw Iron Man 2 tonight. I ought to learn more about Marvel canon.

I've been writing various things, some that derive from plants at the plant sale.

Comments

[mlt23.livejournal.com]

I love time-travel books. I think I might agree with you that I like books with regulated time-travel, especially, but I've never thought of it that way. If you're looking for another one like that, try Bones of the Earth by Michael Swanwick. It's similar in concept, if not style, to Connie Willis' stuff, except that it's about paleontologists instead of historians.

[violettango.livejournal.com]

How did you like "Iron Man 2"? I thought it was good, but definitely not great. I liked the first one more than the sequel.

[aliseadae]

I liked it. I haven't really thought about whether I liked it better or worse than the first but I think I agree with you.